With funding in hand, FQF is now armed with the necessary resources to broaden interdisciplinary quantum expertise and translate it beyond the scientific community. This is important. Finland is one of the known forerunners in quantum technologies, and our national collaboration is flexible. Although global competition is getting fierce, the spirit of collaboration among Finnish universities, research institutions, government agencies, and industrial partners is what sets us apart from other countries. The launching of this flagship will serve as a catalyst in bolstering Finlands excellency in education, research, and industrial development in quantum technologies, says FQF Director Peter Liljeroth, a professor of physics at Aalto University.

The Finnish Quantum Flagship (FQF) has received a significant boost of 13 million euros in funding, allowing them to enhance their interdisciplinary quantum expertise and extend their reach beyond the scientific community. Finland has established itself as a leader in quantum technologies, and the collaborative efforts among Finnish universities, research institutions, government agencies, and industrial partners make them stand out globally. The launch of this flagship initiative will play a pivotal role in strengthening Finland's position in education, research, and industrial development in quantum technologies. FQF Director Peter Liljeroth, a professor of physics at Aalto University, emphasizes the importance of this funding in solidifying Finland's excellence in the field. With the support of this funding, FQF is poised to make significant advancements in quantum technologies and further establish Finland as a key player in the global quantum landscape. The future looks bright for FQF as they continue to push the boundaries of quantum research and innovation.

Finnish Quantum Flagship Receives 13 Million Boost